Catholic Progress in England. {The Month.)
IN considering what we may call the internal condition of the Catholic body in England, it must be remembered that we are now just at the time when the influence of two…
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The Story of the Universities' Mission to Central Africa
On his visit to England in 1857, Dr. Livingstone made an appeal at Cambridge and Oxford, on behalf of the field of Missionary labour which his discoveries had…
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A MEETING of persons engaged in the work of the Church of England in Sydney and suburbs was held, last eight, at the Masonic Hall in York-street, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Sydney in the chair…
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THE following important exposition of its views on education has been issued hy the recently-formed Education Defence Association, composed of the leading members of the Church of…
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A MEETING, convened by circular, of Church-workers in connection with the Church of England, was held in the Ma[?]i[?] Hall, yesterday evening, and was very largely attended. The Right Rev. the Bishop of Sydney occupied…
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In the March number of the True Catholic I alluded to the ministerial bills introduced into the Austrian Parliament for the purpose of regulating the relations between the State and…
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THE following [?] has emanated from the committee appointed by a public meeting held at the Masonic Hall:- This association has been formed for the purpose of…
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WE (Hay Standard) learn that the Rev. L. Keating announced to his congregation last Sunday, that H. N. Loughuau, Esq., of Melbourne, and G. C. Loughnan, Esq., J.P., of Hanthawany…
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The following letter from Mr. S. Callen, head teacher of the Albury Catholic school, has appeared in the Murray and Hume Times:— SIR,—On leaving the Public school, the…
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BOTH tribes had been guilty of enslaving their captives and selling them to the Portuguese, two yards of calico being the ordinary price for a man or a woman. The…
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SIR,—I am not one of those persons who, upon the slightest pretext, rush into a newspaper war, or besiege the editorial sanctum with piles of neatly written but imaginary grievances; but I…
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The following manifesto has emanated from the committee appointed by a public meeting held at the Masonic Hall:—"This association has been formed for the purpose of…
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The persons who regard the denunciations which are constantly fulminated against secret societies by the Romish Church as evidence of her dislike to such organisations make a great…
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THE Church of England Education Defence Association has issued the following address:— This association has been formed for the purpose of advocating and securing, by all legitimate means, the…
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ON Monday night last a concert of vocal and instrumental music was given in the Masonichall, York-street, in aid of the funds of St. John's Church, Kent-street, The large hall was…
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND.--The children of St. Matthias', Paddington, held their annual picnic on Saturday last, at Clontarf.--The Enfield Church of England school, numbering about…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Church of England Denominational Defence. to the Members of Teh Church of England, Waverley. (By Favour of the Herald.)
FELLOW-CHURCHMEN.—As you are asked to consider [?] night the propriety of defending in your capacity of churchmen, the present D[?] schools, under the [?] a few words from me [?]…
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A MEETING was held on Tuesday evening in Christ Church schoolroom, to appoint a local committee in aid of the above association. The threatening aspect of the weather, at the time…
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A MEETING was held on Tuesday evening in Christ Church school-room, to appoint a local committee in aid of the above association. The threatening aspect of the weather, at the time…
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